Ok whats the scoop.
Greetings...
I was inthe Process of learning all the natives and call for amx 9.7 and now I see amxmod is no longer being developed. So, my question is whats the scoop on the natives and calls for AmxModX. is there New ones add in addition to previous version of amx, or is everything changed and redone.? Thanx... |
There are many new natives.
We are working on a massive changelog =P |
I just took a quick read over the include files from the cvs... looks very promising!!! :D
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I get this error when compiling using amxmodx.inc:
C:\blah_blah\include\amxmodx.inc(203) : error 021: symbol already defined: "get_user_frags" After looking over the include file, I noticed it is declared twice!! Just to let the dev team know, in case you guys weren't aware of it.. |
This was one of the issues stalling the release actually =D
We couldn't figure out where to place the *et_user_frags/deats stuff... we ended up putting it all in the core. |
Hmm....
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I would think it would run smoother too in the core... :shock: |
CVS
I Think I gonna peak.. @ the latest CVS.. and check out the natives...
I wanna start learning what I am gonna be able to do with this puppy... This is sounding very promising... Keep up the good work... |
:D Glad to see last bug was fixed quick, here is another.. I get this error now from amxmod.inc:
C:\blah_blah\include\amxmod.inc(33) : warning 203: symbol is never used: "target" C:\blah_blah\include\amxmod.inc(33) : warning 203: symbol is never used: "index" and again, looking in the include file, I find this: Code:
not a big deal, but should be looked into... Ima just pass them manually myself for now, till next update!! |
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We haven't figured out how to duplicate the function in Fun yet so I think we inserted a dead marker? Not entirely sure.
I'll put that on the 0.2 todo list. |
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Thx for the fast reply!! Now I know!! (Actually, my plugin doesn't usethat function anyway, so Ima just remove for now.. lol, I wanna compile my plugin for amxx!!) |
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